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"I just wish this city would come together and address the gun violence," said the father of D'Asia Bowers.

The search for Amanda Jones and her unborn baby has now lasted for 17 years as of Sunday, August 14.

D'Asia Bowers leaves behind a 5-year-old and several pets. No arrests have been made.

The smoke from a recycling warehouse in Madison, Illinois still lingers Friday after it caught on fire earlier this week.

We have long lamented how the current method for many streaming platforms to enforce copyright laws, be they via automated systems like ContentID at YouTube or DMCA reporting platforms, is wide open for fraud, abuse, and mistakes. There are a huge swath of posts just on ContentID you can go check out if you’re not […]

Overdue improvement for St. Louis’ vacancy scourge could also bring payday for derelict property owners

Illinois State Police are investigating a crash Friday that involved an officer getting rear-ended during a traffic stop.

The news of the day is that, among other things, the FBI's search of Mar-a-Lago turned up boxes of documents that contained "nuclear" secrets classified at stratospherically high levels. But what kind of nuclear secrets? Nobody knows, of course, but I started getting curious about what the broad possibilities were. Here's a back-of-the-envelope list: Engineering/design ...continue reading "Sure, nuclear secrets, but what kind of nuclear secrets?"

According to St. Louis police, the shooting happened shortly before 3 a.m., and one person was pronounced dead at the scene.

Police said two people were shot along Alaska Avenue Friday morning.

Joplin Police are highlighting a Missing Persons case from the 1990s, looking for that one tip that could crack the case. It's now 30 years since 14-year-old Tracy Pickett went missing.

The renowned broadcaster is known for sports but has a wide resumé and never has been shy about weighing in on political topics.

“There was three feet of water damage,” said Kim Wilkins. “All of my furniture and all of my belongings are gone.”

ALTON - Riverbender.com continues to expand its horizons with the newest addition of a two-hour daily talk show hosted by Alton High School graduate CJ Nasello. The show will broadcast live every morning from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. from The RiverBender Radio Studio in Downtown Alton. The show will be a live video podcast with local guests covering news, sports, business, entertainment, and everything else local. After the show airs live, it will also be available for on-demand streaming on Riverbender.com If you don't have the Riverbender App downloaded yet, here are direct links for the Google Play Store or the Apple Store . In addition to watching the show on Riverbender.com you will also be able to listen to it on all the popular podcast apps like Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher and more. "I'm excited to see this new content added to our platform. There is really nothing like this currently happening here in the Riverbend. We've needed this for a long time." John Hentrich said,

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In the last few days, the state of Missouri expanded eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine and announced a distribution plan.

Police say one man was killed and three others were taken to the hospital.